orchardhaha
Junior Member
Hi everyone,
Recently I have received a letter from a law firm which asked me to pay off the debt to a third party P. This happened two years ago, and I have explained and sent the document to P to show that I did not own this debt. But collection agencies started to chase after me since last year. I sent them the report to explain the whole staff, but it turned that the first agency transferred the debt to the next one. I ignored the letter from the 3rd agency. Not sure if the letter I received recently from the law firm was transferred by the 3rd collection agency. In the letter they claimed that I still owed the debt and urged me to pay off the full amount, otherwise I will be sued in thirty days. The third party P is in another state.
My questions are: 1). What should I do next? Should I respond to the law firm and how? 2). If finally I am sued, am I required to go to the other state where P is located? The amount has exceeded the max limit of small court in both states. Thanks!!!
Recently I have received a letter from a law firm which asked me to pay off the debt to a third party P. This happened two years ago, and I have explained and sent the document to P to show that I did not own this debt. But collection agencies started to chase after me since last year. I sent them the report to explain the whole staff, but it turned that the first agency transferred the debt to the next one. I ignored the letter from the 3rd agency. Not sure if the letter I received recently from the law firm was transferred by the 3rd collection agency. In the letter they claimed that I still owed the debt and urged me to pay off the full amount, otherwise I will be sued in thirty days. The third party P is in another state.
My questions are: 1). What should I do next? Should I respond to the law firm and how? 2). If finally I am sued, am I required to go to the other state where P is located? The amount has exceeded the max limit of small court in both states. Thanks!!!